Coshocton County High Schools - Coshoctonian Yearbook (Coshocton County, OH)

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HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA The twenty-five piece High School Or¬ chestra is under the direction of Mr. Baietti. During the year it furnished music for various school entertainments and participated in the county music fes¬ tival at Roscoe. Back Row: Junior Neiss, Janies Hothem, Wel- ton Stein. Joyce Foster, Betty Jane Maurer, Ruth Eckert. Second Row: Mr. Baietti, Roger Deibel, Carol Emerson, Esther Crile, Helen Mizer, Doro¬ thy Cline, Delores Hothem. hirst Row: Jevene Lockard, Janet Hamilton, Pauline Murphty, Roy Snellenberger, Lera Stockum, Hubert Crile, Jean Lorenz. BAND The fifty-piece band was outstanding during the basketball season. They fur¬ nished music at all home games. The script and block letters were well done and appreciated. The band furnished music at the dedication of the Soil Ero¬ sion Project and participated in the Armistice and Labor Day programs in Coshocton. Rack Row: Junior Neiss, James Hothem, Roger Deibel, Esther Crile, Flora Geerts, Carol Emerson, Ruth Eckert, Alice March, Norma Thomas, Joyce Foster, Betty Jane Maurer. Third Row: Mr. Baietti, Director; Hubert Crile, David Squibb, Clifford Olinger, Shel¬ don Stockum, Jevene Lockard, Dorothy Cline, Ruth LaFolIette, Janet Hamilton, Anna Mae Geerts, Jean Lorenz, Helen Mi¬ zer, Delores Hothem. Second Row: Helen Mani, Donna Leavengood, Lois Crile, Max Thomas, James LaFolIette, Roy Snellenbarger, Elmer Stein, Maxine Lemdecker, Opal Hecker, Marjorie Baker, Pauline Murphey, Welton Stein, Margaret Hothem. First Row: Oleen Reddick. Paul MeCrea, Lu¬ cille Lockard, Janice Harmon, Boh Over¬ holt, Betty Hothem, Lera Stockum, Norma Jean Thomas, Ruth Mani, John Lorenz, Al¬ bert Squibb, Juanita Harper, George Lock¬ ard. MIXED CHORUS Our Mixed Chorus, directed by Kathe¬ rine Neiderhauser, made its appearance in school programs. Twenty-four of the members were chosen to sing in the Music Festival at Roscoe. Plans are be¬ ing made to present a minstrel some time in the near future. Back Row: Clifford Hardesty, Richard Sehlarb, Joyce Foster. Ruth Eckert, Helen Mizer, Pauline Garber, Florence Scherer, Ellen Linsenmayer, Ernest Besst Roger Harp er. Third Row: James Graham, Russell Norris, Roger Olinger, Jevene Lockard, Evelyn Zehnder, Dorothy Cline, Ruth LaFolIette, Janet Hamilton, Jean Lorenz, Roger Deibel, Dent McCullough. Second Row: Robert McCormick, Tom Me¬ Crea, Helen Mani, Martha Wable, Mabel Hodge, Carol Emerson, Alice March, Hubert Crile, Roger Miller, Richard Scherer, How¬ ard Pepper, David Hardesty. First Row: Russell Raymer, Mrs. Neiderhau¬ ser, Pauline Murphey, Carl Scherer, Harry Johnson, Sheldon Stockum, Oleen Reddick. Lera Stockum, Burton Zimmerman, Jack Schmaltz, Roy Snellenberger. PAGE TWENTY

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GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Back Row: Pauline Murphey, Manager; .Janet Hamilton, Oleen Reddick, Esther Crile, Manager. Second Row: Sarah McMahon, Coach; Joyce Foster, Imogene Nelson, Jean Lorenz, Flor¬ ence Slack, Lucille Wolfe. First Row: Helen Mizer, Eleanor Pepper, Flor¬ ence Scherer, Ellen Linsenmayer, Jevene Loekard. BOYS’ BASKETBALL Back Row: Bob McCormick, Robert Lower, Russell Stein, Welton Stein. Second Row: Mr. Norris, Coach; Tom Mc- Crea, James Hothem, Roger Deibel. First Row: Russell Norris, Dent McCullough, Junior Neiss, Richard Schlarb. BOYS’ BASEBALL Back Row: Robert Marhofer, Roger Deibel, Robert Lower, Roger Miller. Second Row: Dent McCullough, Tom McCrea, Russell Norris, Junior Neiss. First Row: Robert McCormick, Richard Schlarb, Welton Stein, Russell Stein, Mr. Norris, Coach; James Hothem. TRACK TEAM Back Row: Dent McCullough, Roger Deibel, Junior Neiss. Second Row: James Graham, Bob McCormick, Tom McCrea, Russell Norris, Richard Schlarb, Robert Marhofer. First Row: Roger Miller, Bob Lower, Welton Stein, Russell Stein, James Hothem, Mr. Norris, Coach. PAGE NINETEEN

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SAFETY PATROL The School Safety Patrol was organized for the first time this year for the pro¬ tection of the school children. It con¬ sists of ten boys, two from each school bus route. Back Row: Richard Schlarb, Dent McCullough, Russell Stein, James Graham, Junior Neiss. Front Row: Robert McCormick, Robert Mar- hofer, Clifford Olinger, Roger Deibel. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The Home Economics Club is composed of girls enrolled in the Home Economics Classes. Its aim is to foster interest in home management and social develop¬ ment. The club plans to present an ex¬ hibit and style show before the end of the school year. The officers are: Joyce Foster, President; Martha Wable, Vice- President; Betty Jane Maurer, Secre¬ tary-Treasurer. Back Row: Miss McMillan, Imogene Nelson, Flora Geerts, Betty Jane Maurer, Florence Slack, Joyce Foster. Second Row: Doris Steiner, Helen Mizer, Alice March, Ruth LaFollette, Esther Crile. First Row: Eleanor Pepper, Martha Wable, Ethel Simmons, Delores Hothem, Velma Scherer, Ilene Franklin. F. F. A. President...Richard Schlarb Vice-President.Earnest Besst Secretary...Roger Deibel Treasurer.Clifford Hardesty Reporter.James Hothem Adviser.D. W. Hoover The main features of the White Eyes F. F. A. are: 100 per cent judging at County Fair, and a first on corn and potato show. Back Row: Richard Schlarb, Ernest Besst, Clifford Hardesty, Roger Harper, Welton Stein, Russell Stein, Dent McCullough. Third Row: James Hothem, Roger Deibel, Rus¬ sell Norris, David Hardesty, Russell Ray- mer, D. W. Hoover, Advisor. Second Row: Bob Lower, Howard Pepper, Hu¬ bert Crile, Bob McCormick, James Graham, Roger Olinger, Francis Phillabaum. First Row: Robert Marhofer, Carl Scherer, Harry Johnson, Roger Miller, Richard Scherer, Sheldon Stockum. PAGE TWENTY-ONE